Electrical
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LG is broadening Europe’s residential heat pump system offer. New indoor units target tighter installation spaces, R290 monobloc compatibility, and simpler integration.
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Kistler is widening real-time analysis across electric drive development programmes. The platform combines high-voltage, high-current, and mechanical measurement in one scalable architecture for bench and in-vehicle work.
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RAW Charging plans 1,000 new EV bays across UK sites. The £24.5 million initiative includes 554 AC fast and 446 DC rapid chargers, spanning major Landsec locations like Bluewater, Gunwharf Quays, and Brighton Marina. The 20-year partnership allows for ongoing upgrades and maintenance.
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NORD has extended its IE5+ motor range to 11 kW. The move broadens the company’s high-efficiency drive offer for intralogistics and other applications with long operating hours and variable loads.
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CBM has opened a new Thailand plant for AC induction motor production. The site gives East West Manufacturing and its partner added capacity for U.S.-bound programmes in Asia.
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AI growth is exposing weak power visibility in data centres. New survey findings suggest many operators still lack the monitoring needed to scale dense compute loads safely.
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Harries Automation & Control and Switchgear Services have rebranded under the Actemium name, consolidating low-voltage switchgear and panel expertise within Actemium UK.
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NESO awarded no battery contracts in Stability Market Round 2. Synchronous condensers and open cycle gas turbines secured contracts for inertia services after all battery submissions failed the technical assessment, frustrating the storage sector following previous contract awards to grid-forming battery projects.
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Liquid level sensing underpins reliable power generation and fuel storage. From data centres’ UPS and hospital standby sets to remote diesel plant, accurate level measurement prevents run-dry events, sediment ingestion, and coolant loss. Hydrostatic and radar options also support custody transfer, leak detection, and alerts across bulk and day tanks.
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Easee reports a return to profit amid industry challenges. The Norwegian EV charging company posted a pre-tax profit of NOK 18.6 million in 2025, reversing a NOK 414 million loss in 2023, despite a challenging market environment.
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